Why Do We Kill Whales In Captivity?

You have probably been to an aquarium before and seen whales doing different tricks and stunts with his or her trainer. You think they are having a blast, but what you don't know is that the whales are actually really miserable. Keeping killer whales in captivity is dangerous for the whales and the humans, but no one is doing anything to stop it. Whales can be very harmful around people, and an aquarium is an unsafe habitat for whales and other sea creatures kept in captivity. Above most animals, whales are very dangerous around people. For example, in 2010, an orca named Tilikum killed his trainer, Dawn Brancheau doing a stunt called “the rocket pop”. The rocket pop is where a whale launches their trainer into the air. (D). This proves that stunts using orcas are not safe for the humans involved. Another example that whales are very dangerous around people is, a whale injured, and almost killed his trainer pulling him underwater and almost drowning him (F). This shows that whales give people risks of severe injuries or even death. Do you see how dangerous whales are now?
To explain, there can be diseases in tank water caused by pollution from people. Having whales swim around in dirty water gives the animals a serious health risk (F). This demonstrates that us humans harm sea creatures at aquarium by littering. One more example that keeping whales in captivity is unsafe is that whales in tanks, or captivity have a shorter life span. This proves that whales are not as healthy as they were is the wild. Now you can clearly see that whales do have a risky